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History was made Monday in Washington during the city's bicentennial year. Lilija Stevens, the first female mayor in the city's 200-year history, was sworn in by Tazewell County Clerk John Ackerman.
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Washington Chief of Police Mike McCoy has announced his retirement, ending a 48-year career in law enforcement.
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Washington residents knew they'd have a new mayor this year for the first time since 2001. The question was: Who?
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Officials from the Washington Chamber of Commerce and Discover Peoria each made a pitch Monday to the Washington City Council for continued city funding.
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Washington City Council began its discussion about possibly adopting a 1% local grocery tax Monday. An ordinance must be approved and a certified copy of the ordinance sent to the Illinois Department of Revenue by Oct. 1 for a local grocery tax to go into effect Jan. 1.
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A legal opinion regarding a possible conflict of interest involving Washington Mayor Gary Manier and the foundation that's proposing to build a $12 million amphitheater in the city will not be released to the public.
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The City of Washington has some options to repaint a railroad bridge on one of the town's busiest roads.
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A new mayor and two new members of the eight-member council will be elected. There are no candidates for a council seat that will be open.
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Washington Mayor Gary Manier says the conclusions of several major projects are on the way.
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With everything from restaurants to shopping centers to the historic square, Business Route 24 is an identity-defining road for Washington. The city has been trying to improve the road for more than a decade.